Red armor

1. Prime grey
2. airbrush with Scarlet Red
3. airbrush Hexed Lichen from below with a tight angle
4. airbrush Liquitex white ink from the top, also with a tight angle
5. Cover the white with Moon Yellow
6. spray heavily thinned Liquitex Pyrrole red from all angles, be careful not to cover too much Hexed Lichen
7. spray Red from above to make them glow in the dark
8. Varnish matte

Gold trim

1. Mix five drops of Gold with 1:128 of a spoon of GSW Antique gold pigments and one drop of flow improver.
   The mix should cover in one pass

Black (Tubes, guns, dark leather)

1. Basecoat with Night Blue , feel free to be sloppy and speed up when close to leather or steeln
2. Highlight with a 1:1 mix of Night Blue and Sombre Grey

Brown Leather

1. Basecoat with a 2:1 mix of Charred Brown and Night Blue
2. Dot, scratch and highlight the patterns in the leather with pure Charred Brown

Steel

1. Basecoat with Duraluminum and shade with Nuln Oil

Bandages

1. Basecoat with Wolf Grey
2. Wash with Nuln Oil
3. Highlight again with Wolf Grey

Bone and skulls

1. basecoat with US Dark Green
2. Dot and scratch with lighter and lighter mixes of US Dark Green and Khaki and Bone White

Horns

1. Basecoat with Charred Brown
2. highlight with Decomposed Flesh
3. highlight with Vampiric Flesh

Tassels

1. Basecoat with Jade Green
2. highlight by mixing in Light Turquoise and Light Blue Green

Eyes

1. Basecoat with any white that covers well
2. Basecoat with Dark Green then use Moot Green toward the nose, alternatively Tesseract Glow also works quite well

Basing

1. build up some irregularity with milliput or any putty, insert plants, dead wood in the putty. Add the models and imprint their feet in the milliput, adjust the plants accordingly. Let dry, take a picture of which model belongs to which base and remove the models.
2. Prime black, zenithal with white ink don't forget the rim of the base
3. Basecoat everything with Livery Green , Dark Green in the shadows. The base rim should be a subtle mix of both colors, mainly Livery Green
4. Add the model to the base with superglue
5. Cover the milliput and the model's feet with texture paste, use a wet brush to spread it around. Let dry
6. Add white glue to the base, : Dunk the base into a mix of seasoning herbs, tea leaves an coconut bark. Feel free to also add othe organi elements such as tree bark or roots. Theyx will be great stand-ins for dead foliage and vines. Let dry and fix them in place with a white glue/isopropanol/dish soap/water mix
7. basecoat wood with Beasty Brown and wash a couple of times with Agrax Earthshade